Evolution 2 Annecy - Talloires
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French training FFESSM, CMAS, ANMP
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PADI Trainings
Diving expert
Savoie, Haute-Savoie, expert for 20 years.
Discover Lake Annecy and its surroundings from its most beautiful angles:
Centre de Plongée de Talloires
233 Route du Port, 74290 Talloires-Montmin
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You want to start diving or simply have a new experience... You've come to the right place ! Jean-Marc (technical director for 20 years) will be able to direct you to the training course best suited to your needs.
You want to start diving or simply have a new experience... You've come to the right place ! Jean-Marc (technical director for 20 years) will be able to direct you to the training course best suited to your needs.
Classified among the most beautiful freshwater wrecks, the wreck of the France rests on a depth of 42 meters and is accessible from Level 2.
A little history…
The France was launched in 1909.
A magnificent paddlewheel steamboat, it measures 47 meters long and develops a power of 400 HP. It can carry 700 passengers.
In 1962 it had to be decommissioned and demolished, but it was bought by the director of the Bateaux Mouches de Paris to make it a second home. It remained at its anchorage until the morning of March 13, 1971, when it disappeared. The reasons for its sinking have never been explained.
Baptisms, initiations, discovery of Lake Annecy...
Training at all levels and à la carte all year round...
Explorations, boat trips, excursions…
Internships, children's diving, Handisport diving, seniors...
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For toddlers (under 4 years old). He discovers the snow and slides it !
For older children (from 4 years old). He discovered skiing !
From 6 years or Baby Yeti acquired. He knows how to chain snowplough turns on low slopes, put on and take off.
Small Yeti level acquired. He knows how to climb stairs, get up alone after a fall and masters the snowplow turn with parallel ski crossing on green slope.
Yeti level 1 acquired. He makes skid turns on an easy green and blue run.
Yeti 2 level acquired. He knows how to make parallel turns on a blue run, and cross hollows and bumps.
Yeti level 3 acquired. He masters parallel turns and sculling with poles on a red run.
Super Yeti Level Acquired. They master short and long radius carved turns. They are comfortable on red and black slopes. Initial off-piste training and freestyle improvement
Super Yeti Level Acquired. They discover the first off-piste routes. They learn about safety equipment. They get up on their own in off-piste areas.
Super Yeti Level Acquired. They will learn to ski on different types of snow, make their own tracks off-piste, and adjust their speed according to the off-piste conditions and types of snow.
You have never skied, or only a few hours, skiing is brand new. The objective of the week is to evolve in autonomy in snowplough turns on green slopes.
You have already done 1 to 2 weeks of skiing, you are going down the easy green and blue slopes. You are autonomous on the ski lifts.
You have 2 to 4 weeks of skiing, you ski on blue slopes in parallel, you know how to skid, and pass on small movements of ground.
You have been skiing for several years and are able to ski parallel on red slopes. You want to perfect your parallel turn in all terrain and ski safely on black slopes.
You have a good level of skiing, on any type of terrain. You want to progress technically and discover off-piste and/or new techniques (carving, bumps, etc.).
I have never snowboarded.
I am autonomous with my snowboard and on the ski lifts. I want to learn how to chain turns on blue or red runs.
I master the turns on blue and red slopes, and I did my first jump/slide rotations. I want to improve the sequences of turns on any type of track, jumps and basic rotations.
I master turns on red/black slopes, the Switch on steep slopes, and at ease off-piste. I want to deepen my tricks and learn to adapt my technique to all types of snow and slopes.